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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Acting Secre-
tary Thompson to-day appointed James
n. Wheeler. of Virginia, watchman az
the Treasury Department Wheeler 10
the man who Nas 80 badly injured at
Richmond. Va. last year by the prenA-
ture discharge Of o cannon while firing a
salute In honor Of the visit Of President
Cleveland.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

VIENNA. April 26.-The Hungarian
Primate viii present to the Pope on the
occasion of the latter's jubilee a beauti-
full gold chalice, the weight OF which
will equal that of a5O gold ducats-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
Mobiles Petition to the Comm issioner

Mobiles Petition to the Commissioners.
MOBILE, ALA, April 21.-Erroneous
reports having been spread as to the
action of the Mobile Chamber of Com
merce regarding the Interstate Com
merce Act. that body. this afternoon.
passed the following resolution:
ResOlred. That the Chamber of Com
merce, of Mobile, petition the Interstate
Railroad Commission To permanently
suspend the operation of the fourth Sec
tion as to Mobile, to the end that the said
city may enjoy the natural advantages
of transportation now possessed by her
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
New Sork'> Fatal -fIue.iuct.

NEW YORK. April 2..-Two men were
killed ON the new aque'luct works. to-
day. One fell down a shaft and a rock
weighing a ton fell upon the other
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

A good amount of business was trans
acted in both houses, however. Two
sessions of both were held. The follow
ing bills were introduced in the House:
by Mr. Drake. House Bill No. 1874, an
act to create and maintain State Board
of Health.
BY MFR. Gibbs, No. 1862, to provide for
the regulation of passenger fares.
By MIR. Parker, No. 1853, to enable As
SCISSORS of cities and towns to make their
own valuations in assessing property.
BY Mr.. Saxon. No 164. for the relief
of the ex-Collector of fernando County.
BY Mr.. Mr.. Latham. No. 165, to declare
the AnclOte River navigable.
BY Mr.. Pasco, No. 1876, an act to
amend an act providing annuities for
disabled sailors and soldiers of the State
of Florida. approved February is, 1885;
also No. 167. To provide for bill of par
ticulars in ejectment suits.
BY MIR. Curry, No. 1873, to incorporate
the Key of the Gulf Railway and confer
certain powers and to- grant lands to the
same
BY Mr.. Wood. No. 1859. in relation to
nuisances.
BY Mr.. Crawford, No. 10, to make an
appropriation for the erection of a Gov
ernor's mansion in Tallahassee.
BY Mr.. Campbell, No. III, to regulate
the practice of medicine in the State.
After the reports of committees had
been read and a certain amount of tech
nical work had been finished. Represen-
tative Bielby's bill to incorporate an in
stitution of learning at DeLand was
taken out of the regular order, and, after
slight amendments, passed by unani-
nous vote, and certified to by the Senate.
IN THE SENATE
The following bills were introduced i'm
the Senate:
by Senator Mann, Senate bill $50, to
provide more accurate assessment of
real estate and to prevent double ASSESS
ment of the same; also No. 15l. to abate
intemperance and regulate the sale of
mtoxicants.
Senator Bryan offered a resolution re-
quiring the Committee on Necessary Leg
islation under the New Constitution to
report in ten days, which was agreed to.
The Senate spent the afternoon session
in discussing the Senate Bill No. % sec
tion by section. This is Senator McMur-
ray bill mentioned in yesterdays dis
patches providing for the workingInan's
liens for material and work.
The House spent the afternoon in the
transaction of routine business and man
aged to get through an immense amount
of work BoARDMAN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
4 RECTOR MORTALLy WOUNDED

He says His >Iayer's Act was JustifiabIe
The cause not known.
GRENADA. Miss. April 21.-W. T..
Fowler and Mr.. Stivers, rector of the
Episcopal Church. had n difficulty here.
to-day. in which Mr.. Stivers was NOR
tally wounded. The cause of the trouble
has not been ascertained. but Mn. Sti-
vers saws Fowler'S act was iuStifiable
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
4 Fall Of Coal Kills Five Miners.

ASHLAND PA. April. 27.-Harry Gill.
Michael Bohannan. Harry Manon. Dan
late this afternoon, at the tunnel Colli"ry
by a fall OF coal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
Killed Himself While ON Guard Duty.

Nffeu "ffHsFff WHITE On tsuAru IIury.
DEFIANCE. o., April es.-Fred Reeves,
one of the militiamen from Toledo. who
went to guard the reservoir and State
property in Paulding County. where the
citizens have partly destroyed the old
canal reservoir. accidently shot and kill
ed himself while on guard duty about
midnight last night.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
Dom Pedro HI.
Handsome Present for the Pope.

Rio JANEIRo, April 2..-Dom Pedro
Emperor of Brazil. is seriously i'll.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28
VIZ Blaine Nearing Home.

ALBANY. y. y. April 21.-Jamcs g.
Blaine and family passed through Al
bany. to-day. bound for Augusta Maine
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

Over twenty States now observe Ar
bor Day. and 100000 acres Of trees are
said 10 have been planted.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

lHE
Desiring 10 become a member of the
Palatka Board Of Trade, / hereby sign
the foregoing Constitution and Bylaws.
Martin Griffin. NJ. ii. Dalton,
! W. j. Webb. Louis G.. Canova.
! A. l.. Cole. NJ. ID. q. r. Sulzner
Andrew Shelley. b. j. Grooms,
! Peter Gardner. j. II. Hibhard,
! &. +. Eaton. w. &. Hargrove.
! T.. +. Lane. III. l.. Hart,
! w. ii. Parker. Is. III. Enos,
| Roht. Barnes. -. &. Burland,
| T. C. Butler, Thos. Murray.
| j. &. Ncrtrees, Silas Smith,
| B, l.. Lilienthal. &. Il. Avery,
/ VIM. j. Vinegar Chas. Underwood,
| >. j. Kennedy. Marcus Loeb,
4. V. Mount. =. Conant,
NJ. e. Goodson. Benjamin Harrison.
Cook Carleton. Alex. Strausz,
SumncrC. Chandler. A. l.. Rogero,
| W. VI. Husson. j. T.. Lucas.
G. j. Joseph. G. Courtner.
w. Is. Cross.
ON motion a committee of five were
appointed 10 select suitable names TO be
balIoted for President. Vice President
and five Governors Of the Board.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Griffin,
Cole. Carleton and Gardner, who soon
hisiAi' biI'i dih hf'
fccrs were elected
President Martin Griffin.
Vice e-President-Dr. A. l.. Cole.
Governors-SumneT g. Chandler, y.
Conant. NJ. Loeb. W. J. Webb and W.
J. Vinegar.
The Board then adjourned 10 meet on
next Monday evening at = o'clock. Duo
notice Of the place Of meeting will be
given.
As will he seen from the list Of names
published above. the Board is composed
Of live and progressive men. That they
believe the movement 10 be Of the great
est benefit To Palatka was shown by the
lively interest taken in the meeting, and
the willingness with which they paid
the necessary initiation fee and signed
their names.
At the meeting Monday evening tbs
Board Of Trade will ie put i'm thorough
organization and working trim. The
citizens. generally. who have not already
become memlerA should lend their
names and inhue nee to the Board, in or
der that all the rood possible may result
u the city. The movement is a good
one, and we hope the officers and mem
bcrs will not lack for encouragement on
the part Of our people.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

Desiring to become n member of the
Palatka Board Of Trade, | hereby sign
the foregoing Constitution and Bylaws.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

MONA, gdy2 zg}aszajq sic do
nlego nawet ofcerowie costa
,jqcy W rzynnej sluzbie. Chwl-
lowo bawi Aniszow W Peters,
burgu i odgryw& W pewnych
sferach niemafq role. Il &rolem
abisyhskim jest rzeczywiscie
zaprzyjazniony. Krol powierzy}
mu nawet ulubiencow swych,
bratanka i siostrzc nice, ktorzy
uczeszczaja do zakladow nar-
kowych W Petersburgn.
Bu{garyu. szczeg6ly 0 roz
strzelaniu buntownikow SD
nader ciek3wc. chocis2 przy-
kre ola ludzkiego serca. Ska
zancy ME sadzili, ae wyrok
smierci na INCH zostauie spell
nionym, ztad wszyscy byli do
brel mysli i mysl o smierci
ME posta1a i'm W gfowie. Kie-
dy ich z wiezlenia wyprowa-
dzono i powsadzano ma wozy,
byli przekonani, 2e ich wywo-
ia do sto}ecznego m.iasua Bull
par~i. do Zofi. Naraz @ 5
kilometrow "a miastem kon-
w4j zatrzy,nAi sic ma goscihcu
rasgardzkim. W tenn miej'cu,
ma ma}em wzgorzu, ujrzell ska
zancy wykopany DOL, i to OBJ
jasniio ich 0 straszne] rzeczy-.
wistosci. kazano i'm wysiasG z
woza, niektorych musiano po-
znosjc, gdyz RAINY nic dozwa
laly i'm stAG ma nogaeh. Ka2-
demu zawlazano oczy PREY
wiqzano go DO s]upa. Okro-
rny byt widok rannych, kto-
rych tylIko sznury trey ma}y W
wyprostowanej postawle. TAX
ustawionym, officer konwoj
odczytal telegram Stambu1o-
wa, odmawiajqcy ufsskawie'
MIA. W minute poaniej rozpo'
czeio sic strzelanie. Uzunowa
rozstrzelono ostatniego. Pc
godziuie trupy Hucono do do
1u, zasypaho j konw6j powro'
Gil do miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

i G}ugie cienkie nogi. Niemniej niezwy-
k4ej wielk Sci So palce IL rsk i stopy.
Pos,aG ia k.6lewska przedstswia ME-
watpliwio czysty s~taro-egipski typ, ja-
XII dis juz rzadko znalesc mozns.
Pred uiedawnym czasem professor Mas
1ero odnalaz} ma puszczy libiiskiej fela-
cha (rolnikn egipsk ego), k6 ego pe-
wicrzcbnosc baibzo Jest zblizona do
mumji Ralnazesa III.
Cialo starozytnego kr6la z wielka
uroczys,os ia z4ozono nastepnic W mu-
zeum DISQUALIFICATION. Tizydzesci diva
wieki przetrwa}a mumja Ramazesa, mic
zniszcyyl jei ami czas, ami liczne woj-
ny i p:zemiany, kt6re odbyw&ly sig M
ziemi egipskiej. l to samo luz dowodzl
wielkiej umieietn,sci starozytnych E.
gipciau.
Professor Maspcro przys'3p.} pste!m do
odslonienis kilku innych mumij, i vie
lie PREY Mich znala,l cennych szczeg6
low dla HISTORIC i sztuki. hiedzy inne-
nj odkryto ci.}. Ramaesa III i zony
Ames. Ma szyi dw6ch ostatnich mt
mil 1nsjdows}y sig drzewianc tabliczki,
ma kt6rych z}otemi g4oskami SO wypi-
sane nazwiska pochowanich. Wxzystkie
te mumje znajdow.4y sig " tcdnej z
pyramid ks}o Kairu. Przy od4sonieciu
byla obecna r.adowa komisja j posao-
vie pan.tw zagranicznych. Professor
Maspero z podziwienia godna r%zycznot-
clio dokonal swego zadania, kt6'e ME
byfo zbyt katws, leili SO zwazy. 10 po-
krycie p}Scienne 80 wieki leza}o mic
I! tkniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
Ods}eniecie mumji
krola %egipskiego
RamZesa II.

Starozytni Egipcjanie JUL pred
trzema tysiacami lat stall nA wyso-
kim stopniu kultury. Ich dzieta,
2 ktorych niektore d%otyhcczas W ca
losci sic zachowa1y swiadcza, ze
wszelkie gufezie nauki nie byfy
i'm obce. Cd Mich korzystali zy-
azi, Grecy j inne narody. Wszak
Mojtesz w~ychowa} sic ma dwcrze
Faraona rzyii krola, O kt6rym
wIasnie wspominamy. Na~jbardzie.j
wydoskonalona Ii nich byla sztuka
budownic>ws. Om6cz kolosaluych swia-
tyn j pyramid, DO dis dnia 2 podziwie-
mem og adaja rodr6zni kana}y wodne
sIuiacc do nawodnienia kraju, a choc
iuz eetki wicklow minelo, jak je zbudo-
wnno, moe7 one ~jeszczo pc dis dzieh
opowiadaG swemu zadaniu.
Owl starolytni Egipcianie mieli
szczee6Iniejs7q ,zes Sc ola ci.} zmarlych.
Me grzcbali clal, jak my obecnie, ami
ich ME palili, jak indziej crynlono; lecz
w nlcxiadomy nam dz.i sposdb je bal
zamowali, owijali starannic w lniane
pl6tno i sk}aduli W wykute W ska@ach
groby, Tub " przygotowanych ma ton
eel budynkach. Ciala te zwanc mumja-
M, ~przechows}y sig do naszych czas6w
w zupetuie dobrym stanie, uczeni od.zu-
kujs je, a wiele z tych mumij znaj%uje
sic juz W muzeach mast europsjskich.
Przed kilku miesiscami Gdkryto
mum''e jedncgs najstswnicjtzych i
napotszojieszych kr6.6w, Ramzcsa II
kt6ry zawejswal Etjepje, Libije, syrie
Armenje, Pers6w, Med6w j Scyt6w. Jak
tege odkrycia dokonano, kreflimy W
k16tkosci:
Ma ~zyczenie wice-kr6la egipskiego
dokonal tego professor Maspcro. Try
dziesci diva wieki ur}yue}o, jak cialc
Ramzesa II zlo4ono do grobu. Rlezbio-
ma trumna i p6tno, W kt6re uwinieto
cialo, zacnowa|y sig bardzo dobrze.
Gdy odslonieto zwierzchnia pow}oke
rl6tna, znslez.on ma pielsiach napis w
sturo.egipskiem pismie (hieroglificzny)
swiadczacy, &c to So zw}oki kr6la Ra.
mszego II.
Mumja kr6la. kt0ry G7 lat panowal,
mimo tylu W lynionycb wicklow, wyg'a
dala talk swiezo, jakby ia niedawno zlo-
zono do grobu. Rzadki posiwia}y Who's,
k,6ry ma lyle g4cwy ~jeszczc sic zacho-
wax, swia,czy,ze kl6l ten dczyl p6znego
wieku. Tcraz, ME straci}a mic z bialego
koloru, wygladala swiezo, a wyraz
twarzy zdradzal crergjs i sf}l. G4owa
i Gala postac (mielzaca 1870 metra) So
nadzwyczaj charaktcrystyczne. Glowa
niemal pod|ugowata z witlkicm q wa
skim noscm, szyja dluga bardlo cicnka,
oczy DUE odstajace, warsi cienkie i
niezapadniete, a vice zeby widocznic
wszys,kie dohrzc zachowane. Broda
dluga o,tro zakohczona dosiega linji
nosa. Jest TO vice twarz wed}ug VA.
ssych pojeG ME zbyt piekna. Po obkry-
ciu reszty ciall ukaz. ly sic nadzbyt
d1ugic rsce, siegaiacc niemal do kolan,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
co SkYCHAG?
w RDSYA fapi9, s!edza


wieza i take nysIq, Re jak
wylapia jednych, car sic
schowa gdzies zamku w
Gatczynie i wojskiem otoczy,
- To bed7ie spok3j! Oh ME
bedzie, DO ME ma tam spra-
w;edliwosci Ola ludu, ME ma
poszanowania prawa.
w Parga o " j e, miej
seowosci p~olo2onej o II Worst
cd Petersburga, odAryto nlhl,
listyczua fabryke bomb. kledy
policya weszta do %warsztatu,
dwaj obecui studencI usliowa-
Ii rzucic bombe, co sic jednak
ME udalo. Wszyscy mleszkan-
cy domu zostali aresztowan'.
Ale tc ME kouiec! Miarka
naduayt sic przebierze i tax
samo ola samowoli cara i
jego pochlebcow wybije godzi-
ma.
OF teraz aeby sic Rad 20
syjski rzadzit takiem samem
prawem jak PREY napadzle ma
ksiecia Buigarskiego, to PC
winicn wolno pusciG owych
student6w, skoro pochwala}
tych co uwiezli z Zthi ksie-
cha, ktory talk Same hyf oso-
ba panujgcq... Ale to W Rosy
.sa dwie miary s?rawiedllwo-
sci,
Carowa cd dnia zamachu
ME mole sic uspokoit, popa-
dfa w rozdraznienie nerwowe,
kt1re sic obJawia napadaml
pfaczu i ciag1a Ottawa nowych
niebezpieczenstw, DO 7ugsb(at-
til wiedenskiego donosza, re
carowa zapadfa ma febre i
prawdopodvbnie ,jeszcze W
bieaqcym miesiqcu do Wfoch
sic uda.
Mowiq, re kilka set osob
arasztpwalio, i to wlele INA
cznych, DO nawet generafow
i wyzszych stanowiskiem; trey.
maja to W tajemnlcy, sIedzq,
szukaja - to tylHo pewne
dotad, ze nasi Polacy dc "a
machu ami spiskow HE male
zell.
DO berlinskiej Germsa1ui do
nosza 4 Monasteru, ze zostall
ulaskawieni: ks. G y e |,
Kapucyn, xtory w czasie wal
Xxi kulturnej ME dal rozgrze :
szenia jednemu z burmlstrzow
nadrenskich, "a co zostaf ska
zany na wiezienie, ale wyniosl
sic do Auglii; nadto zostali u
1askawieni ks. K e IN per q
Egenrode ks. Thoene z
Pfalcdorfu. lynn trzem kap}a
nom przywrocono obywatel
stwO nlnmlecKle.
Mszpanlu, W uroczystosc
obchodu z'otego jubileuszu
OLGA sw. wezmie take udziaf
/ spo1eczenstwo hiszpanskie,
mianowicie najwyzsze stany.
Szczegolnie panic hiszpanskie
zaJe}y sic ia sprawl. Zawiqzaly
sic W Stowarzyszenie i wy
zuaczyly komisya, ktora ma
sic zajq6 przygotowan:ami.
Zamierzajq odby6 pielgrzym-
Ike do Rzymu, ably osobiscie
zfozyc II stop OLGA swietego
bogate podarunki. W piel~
grzymce vienna udziaf panic
najwyzszych stanow samej
stolicy Hiszpanii, Madrytu.
W1ochv vnowu aninr.Oko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21
Agenci ,Wiarusa:3s

Agenci ,,Wiarusa:"
Dmkam, Nebrasca
S. N. Siawinski.
Audcnried, Pa.
Jan Goryca.
Bearerdans, Ws.
J6zef Durzyh-ki.
Gilman, Benton Go. No.
Wawrzyniec Wisniewski.
LIZ Sale, TX.
j. st. Biele.j ewski.
Baltimore, NJ. d.
Felix's Brzoskowski. 2l5AnnStr.
South Bend, lid.
kerpal V. 1919 S. Napier Str.
Calt1met Ntch.
L.. Wrob!ewski.
Minto, D. Z.
Jul. Wirkus.
Teodor Wysocki.
Ar0och, u, I.
F. Galesskl.
Rniatouski, "
J6zef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mich.
Jozefiak. G. O.. L. Auspach
26O Gratiot Az.
Duluth: HIM.
Antoni Grala
2oo9-3rd Str, 20 Ace w.
Chicago III.
S. Budzbanowski
1855 Paulina str.
Kajetan Pokfzywihski
731 W 18th Str.
Mieczysfaw Kewolski
l.. 100 Milwaukee Az.
Stanisiaw Wegierski,
Crittenden & Courier Str.-35
FIR. G6yhski,
751 Milwaukee Ave.
Teodor J. Wikaryasz
2S52-2S54 Archer Ave.
X. Olszewski - 1866 Archer Ave.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Jan Napierala 1853. Davis Str,
Riouia, HIS.
bikorski.
Ellis, WIS.
Jan Wysocki.
Stereyes Point, Wis.
Felix Kamrowski.
Franc. kowalski.
Glester, Al. 4.
NJ. Danielewski.
Arcadia, Wis
f. GrosSman.
j. X. Cysewski,
l.. Wojcz5k.
Independence, Wis.
FLIP Wojczyk.
Dodge, p. u. HIS,
+. Brom.
A. Mondry.
i. Rudnik.
South Chicago:
Wawrzyn Templin.
New York.
l.. S. Maliszewski,
s Market Str.
Be.yington, Z. O. WIS.
j. Zywicki.
st. Paul, MINI.
Jozef Maca,
Wlno, MINI.
MARGIN A. Mazany.
Appleton, HIM.
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey City, ". IL.
FIR. Plewacki, 343 HendersenStr
Shamohiiu, Pa.
Franciszek Clmochowski.
st. Louis, No.
V. Mazurek,
1910 North Sth Str.
Allpauhee, Wis.
Jan +. Berka Hambord Ave.
Andrea Brzakafa
7O6-2nd Ave.
V. Pietrowski, $50 Milwaukee Str.
Fremont, 7eras.
Jozef Bartulu.
Bryan, Teas.
Ludwik Dzieglewicz
(Louis Taylor.)
Ne,o Warer1y, Tea.
Ighacy Chicbowski
Buffalo,, ". Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-21

Wlochy znowu zaniePoko-
jone re strony Abisynczykow,
do ktorych uda)e sic ataman
wo:nych kozakow, Aniszow.
Pisalismy JUL o MIN nr.
10 Wa,usa ! Czytelnicy
wiedza, jakim on strasznym
wrogiem STAG sic mole ola
Wfochow, lezliby sic po]aczyl
ma dobre 2 Abisyhczykami.
Oto3 teraz Aniszow donios}
wfosk;emu pelnomccpikowi W
Petersburgn, lie niebawem po-
daily z 5000 ,,wolEemi koza-
kami" do Abisynii do Negusa
(krola), ktorym lyle ma
przyjaznej stopie. Donoszqc o
tenn wyrazif zyczenic, ably mu
podczas przejazdu i ladowaniu
re strony W1och zadnej pre-
szkody nie stawiano, w pre-
ciwnym BOWEN razie napotka-
ia silly wloskie w MIN straszli-
wego nieprzyjaciela. Ze Ami
STOW moglby lyle szybko re-
braG ludzi, o tenn wqtpic ME
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02


We have proposition to make to the
one state agitators--that the following
brief paragraph beresd from therostrum
at the opening of the Aberdeen one
state convention:
'If the majority should not rule Who
would be the Judge? Where is such o
Judge to be found? We should all be
bound by the majority of the American
'peopie--if not then the minority must
control. Would that be righte Would
:it be just or generons7 Assusedly not.
i reiterate that the majority should
rule"
These words were uttered by Abraham
Lincoln at Steubenville, in February,
1861, while on his way to the national
capital to occupy the position to which
he had been called by the majority voice
OF the American nation. The minority
at that time was conspirihR against Che
majority y-oonBpiring to overthrow the
will of the people as expressed at the
ballot box. Under circumstances Of this
nature Lincoln enunciated principle
which was defended 1.-THE bsyonet't
point during four years OF war and wat
finally maintained. That it can be over.
thrown in this later day, in this province
of Dakota, is but the wild dream OF des.
ltructionists--as wild dream as tha,
which instigated the minority Of 1861 tt
convene in opposition to the expressed
will of the majority and conspire tt
ovarturn ito conclusions,
| In the hour of their defeat these ont
state sgitators have gone step too fal
they seek TO overthrow well settled
principle in American politics and il
American government. Their act is ar
act of reyolution--not revolution sgalnR
the form of government, but revolution
against power greater than the govern
ment--the people. They stand in open
defiance OF the majority. These agitator
seek to establish control on the part 0
the minority. Whether the issue be on
of world wide Importance, or OF trihini
Significance, this will not do. WheEeye
the people are sufficiently interested I
create q majority upon any proposition
that majority must prevail.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02

Editor YolkmAr, alias Lewis, released
from the Philadelphia jail, where he
Was confined under an indictment fol
arson, says he will be back to Dakota In
time TO attend the Aberdeen one stats
con nyention, where he will ofiiciate In the
capacity Of democrat. II the strair
slips cog, or is buried in snow drift
it will be well enough to hold the con.
yention at pause until he arrives. A
man who can flop just in advance o
each administration will be valuabl,
contribution to the ring talent OF tina
aggregation.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02

which will be TO elicit information from
the executive department as TO the, fish
cry commission, and to pass q doubt up.
on the authority of the executive to APP
point sueh commission, whereupou
some democratic senator, speaking adj
yisedly on behalf of the administration
will state that the result OF the work Of
the commission is ready to be presented
TO the senate at any time-a method Of
procedure which may iorestall any
further extensive inquiry as to the auth.
ority under which the commission was
appointed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02

= e
The fishery commission expects to
complete iss work this week. There is
an impression that the commissioners
are likely to discover without much
further consulsation that there can be
no common basis OF igreemens unless
il be ono as to how the treaty OF 1878
shsll be interpreted. II is the purpose
OF the commission to complete its work
by Saturday nights and to have the re-
suit in the form Of \ new treaty ready
for presentation ~ the senate. Ths
programme is then believed to be this
Some republican senator In executiv,
session viii undoubtedly submit reao
liution In some form. tho purpose o
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02

Relative to Ordwsy Johnson's con-
nection with the Aberdeen one state
convention the Aberdeen Republican
(democratlc) says:
Az to the abuse of Ordway Johnson,
We have no apologies to make. All can
rest assured that il the movement had
originated with such man ss he is, and
II he was the only sponsor, this paper
would not have supported 1t for 4
moment.
Yet Ordway johnson parades himself
as chairman OF the committee which il
engineering the Aberdeen movement ant
does the business for she so-called com.
mittee. He originated the moysmen
and is carrying it forward for the glor.
and compensation Of Ordway johnson
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02

Things are bright and happy mp on
the boundary line. The Bottineau Free
Lance says OF itself:
"The office is prepared for winter
True, We have no wife to assist us, but
perhaps, when .'gentle Annie" comes
again in the bright and beautiful spring
time, we may have selected life's part
ner to assist in making our Bottlneau
home one OF pleasure and comfort, bal
then, as Romeo truly said, He jests al
scars who never felt wound.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02
Says Major Edwards to Governor

Says Major Edwards to Governor
Church:
t"WhIle the lamp holds ont to burn,
the vilest sinner may return P. s.
hold the lamp,"'
II the major should choose to douae
the glim gubernatosial chaos would
come. His exeellenoy had better step
up to tho majors Office and settle that
little business. Then wc will all take 9
rest.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02

IL is alleged shat the court is with the
defendant in the Arenadorf trial OF Sioux
City, and taking this view Of the sisu-
alton, the attorneys for the prosecution
have ceased to invoke the protection ol
the court against the interruptions OF the
defense. Itis stated shat the name Of
the Judge appears in the list OF stock
holdsrs Of the brewing company OF which
Arensdorf is member.